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@fesshole please don’t, it’s really bad for #accessibility, particularly for #colourblind people
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Seriously BBC News, why would you use RED and PURPLE dots to differentiate things on a map?!?
Have you guys never heard of high contrast for #accessibility 😳🤯
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Stupid #accessibility question: let's say you have a product card that contains among others, the old price (visually crossed out) and the new price with the discount applied. What's the best way of communicating to a screenreader user which is the price they'll pay?
Thanks!
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Stupid #accessibility question: let's say you have a product card that contains among others, the old price (visually crossed out) and the new price with the discount applied. What's the best way of communicating to a screenreader user which is the price they'll pay?
Thanks!
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Stupid #accessibility question: let's say you have a product card that contains among others, the old price (visually crossed out) and the new price with the discount applied. What's the best way of communicating to a screenreader user which is the price they'll pay?
Thanks!
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Stupid #accessibility question: let's say you have a product card that contains among others, the old price (visually crossed out) and the new price with the discount applied. What's the best way of communicating to a screenreader user which is the price they'll pay?
Thanks!
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I love dark mode, but it mustn’t be the only option. For a lot of people, white text upon a dark background is illegible.
Common eye conditions like astigmatism, myopia, and presbyopia can make content look foggy, become hard to focus on, and cause eye strain.
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I love dark mode, but it mustn’t be the only option. For a lot of people, white text upon a dark background is illegible.
Common eye conditions like astigmatism, myopia, and presbyopia can make content look foggy, become hard to focus on, and cause eye strain.
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I love dark mode, but it mustn’t be the only option. For a lot of people, white text upon a dark background is illegible.
Common eye conditions like astigmatism, myopia, and presbyopia can make content look foggy, become hard to focus on, and cause eye strain.
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I love dark mode, but it mustn’t be the only option. For a lot of people, white text upon a dark background is illegible.
Common eye conditions like astigmatism, myopia, and presbyopia can make content look foggy, become hard to focus on, and cause eye strain.
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YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility -
You should care about accessibility in UX design because inclusion helps the whole software ecosystem, the more people we can bring in to contribute in one way or another the stronger our community gets in various ways both direct and indirect tangible and intangible.
Private messengers are more private and anonymous the more people use them, don't you want as many people as possible to be using private messengers and to be using them to their fullest capabilities such as connecting through tor or i2p or something like that
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Utah Trikes Revolution 4WD Pedal Electric Hybrid Quad
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMl8J4jhX3A #BikeTooter #Quad #Accessibility
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Accessibility and usability are deeply connected.
For Global Accessibility Awareness Day, join David Sloan and David Swallow on May 19 at Noon ET to explore how WCAG can be used to create more intuitive, inclusive digital experiences. A practical discussion on improving usability through accessibility.
Register: https://vispero.com/lp/using-wcag-to-improve-usability-for-everyone/
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a brief professional history of me
1996-2026
#accessibility #HTML #ARIA #WCAG #webStandards #W3Chttps://html5accessibility.com/stuff/2025/11/02/a-brief-professional-history-of-me/
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If users can’t exit, they can’t experience your site. 💡
Keyboard accessibility isn’t optional, it’s essential for inclusive navigation ♿
#Accessibility #WebAccessibility #A11y #UXDesign #DigitalInclusion #WCAG #accesstive
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As of today, my computer can __nicely__ read aloud for me !
I'm lazy, i read slowly, so i don't like reading, i skip a lot of articles
I have been looking for a solution for several months
#Accessibility #A11y #Orca #WebBrowser #ZenBrowser #Firefox #Piper #Pied #SpeechAI #AI #Nix #NixOS
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What if custom emojis on Fediverse had alternative text too? :blobcatthinkowo:
It is a media element and shortcode usually is too brief for revealing what exactly is happening.
For example: :blobfoxcoffeeowo: - here floofy fox is drinking coffee from a cup with eyes wide open.
Would that be an improvement of accessibility?
CC: @gotosocial @Mastodon
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Big thanks to The Stadium Business Summit for the feature!
Aira is available at NRG Park and Hadlock Field, home of the Portland Sea Dogs, helping create more accessible experiences for fans who are blind or low vision. With geofenced access, anyone on-site can connect with a professional visual interpreter—free, secure, and in real time. Here's to more inclusive stadiums everywhere! 🏟️💙 #AccessibilityForAll #inclusivestadiums
https://www.stadiumbusinesssummit.com/sbs25-tech-on-show-whats-new-in-the-marketplace/ -
McGraw Hill’s educational software often lacks compatibility with assistive technologies, hindering students with disabilities and violating federal accessibility laws. Demand equal access to education.
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Aira ASL at MSP Airport ✨
At Aira, we believe access is a human right. After a decade of innovation and investing more than $50 million into our people and technology, Aira has become the trusted leader in delivering on-demand professional visual interpreting for the blind and low-vision community. Now, we are proud to add to our services with the introduction of Aira ASL, a new app for the Deaf Community.
This week, we proudly welcome Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport as the very first Aira ASL Access Partner! A leader in airport accessibility, MSP continues to lead the way in innovative initiatives that improve the traveler experience. We are proud to continue partnership in the expansion of their Aira offerings.
The Aira ASL app is available for download on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Learn more at our blog: https://aira.io/introducing-aira-asl-for-the-deaf-community-first-pilot/
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Aira at Ottawa International Airport - Aéroport international d'Ottawa - YOW!
We're excited to welcome Ottawa International Airport (YOW) as the newest Aira Access Partner! 🎉 As part of their commitment to accessibility, YOW is now offering real-time visual interpreting for travelers who are blind or have low vision.
Whether it’s navigating check-in, exploring shops and concessions, or finding the right gate, Aira provides essential support to enhance the travel experience. 🛫🌍
YOW joins a growing network of Canadian airports, ensuring consistent, accessible travel across the country. We're proud to partner with YOW to make air travel more inclusive for everyone!
Read the full Press Release: https://www.yow.ca/.../press-releases/aira-lands-at-yow
#AccessibilityForAll #InclusiveTravel #AccessibleAirports ✈️👨🦯🌍 -
Aira on Campus at New Mexico State University! 🎓
Aira's on-demand visual interpreting is now available across all NMSU campuses! This service, available at no cost, aims to make campus life more accessible for the blind and low-vision community.
“Given the experiences of some blind and low-vision students who attend or live on campus, there’s an added effort needed to navigate campus that other students don’t face… Having this type of service is something we’re very excited about.” - Aaron Salas, Director of Disability Access Services.
This initiative is part of NMSU’s LEADS 2025 strategic plan, focusing on making education more accessible for all students. We’re proud to be part of this initiative to expand access for all! 🙌
#AccessibilityForAll #CampusAccessibility #InclusionMatters #BlindAndLowVision
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June Liu and David Denedo on Making the Web Accessible: The Mission Behind WP Accessibility Day, by @nathanwrigley and others:
#podcasts #interviewing #awarenessdays #wordpress #accessibility
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June Liu and David Denedo on Making the Web Accessible: The Mission Behind WP Accessibility Day, by @nathanwrigley and others:
#podcasts #interviewing #awarenessdays #wordpress #accessibility
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June Liu and David Denedo on Making the Web Accessible: The Mission Behind WP Accessibility Day, by @nathanwrigley and others:
#podcasts #interviewing #awarenessdays #wordpress #accessibility
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June Liu and David Denedo on Making the Web Accessible: The Mission Behind WP Accessibility Day, by @nathanwrigley and others:
#podcasts #interviewing #awarenessdays #wordpress #accessibility
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Izotope RX is so inaccessible that I literally can't even get passed the installation screen because nothing reads! Accentize Reviver Pro installs but I can't find it anywhere on my computer, so I had to uninstall it. Basically, the two best tools for the job are completely inaccessible to the blind. i have heard of something called Reaper, which does have accessible plug-ins that work with NVDA (my screen reader) but I have no idea if any of it actually restores frequencies and such. I did, however, receive some general recommendations from Perplexity, and they seem very reasonable, so I will include them here. This is the quick version.
"Summary Table of Frequency Restoration Goals
Frequency Range
Importance
Effect of Restoration
50–200 Hz
Adds warmth and fullness
Restores body and resonance
200 Hz–1 kHz
Vocal clarity and timbre
Enhances natural voice and instrument tones
1–5 kHz
Presence and articulation
Improves vocal “edge” and attack on piano"I also found this to be interesting.
"Practical Considerations
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Restoration is a balancing act; too much boost in any range can introduce noise or unnaturality.
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Analogue equalizers and cautious digital EQs are well suited to restore missing lows and midrange.
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AI spectral recovery tools focus mainly on boosting upper frequencies and “filling in” missing detail but cannot authentically recreate absent low-end.
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Listening carefully and comparing before-and-after versions remains the best guide.
Your focus on naturalness and historical authenticity aligns perfectly with this frequency approach: restoring warmth and clarity without over-processing the treble region is key."To learn more about my project, you can check this link. Note that I am not a professional. This is simply a labour of love from an opera enthusiast.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OldOpera/comments/1oqgz2k/frequency_restoration_in_acoustic_recordings/
#accessibility #blind #AcousticRecording #AudioRestoration #frequencies #NVDA #opera #records #Reaper #Tamagno #technology
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Izotope RX is so inaccessible that I literally can't even get passed the installation screen because nothing reads! Accentize Reviver Pro installs but I can't find it anywhere on my computer, so I had to uninstall it. Basically, the two best tools for the job are completely inaccessible to the blind. i have heard of something called Reaper, which does have accessible plug-ins that work with NVDA (my screen reader) but I have no idea if any of it actually restores frequencies and such. I did, however, receive some general recommendations from Perplexity, and they seem very reasonable, so I will include them here. This is the quick version.
"Summary Table of Frequency Restoration Goals
Frequency Range
Importance
Effect of Restoration
50–200 Hz
Adds warmth and fullness
Restores body and resonance
200 Hz–1 kHz
Vocal clarity and timbre
Enhances natural voice and instrument tones
1–5 kHz
Presence and articulation
Improves vocal “edge” and attack on piano"I also found this to be interesting.
"Practical Considerations
•
Restoration is a balancing act; too much boost in any range can introduce noise or unnaturality.
•
Analogue equalizers and cautious digital EQs are well suited to restore missing lows and midrange.
•
AI spectral recovery tools focus mainly on boosting upper frequencies and “filling in” missing detail but cannot authentically recreate absent low-end.
•
Listening carefully and comparing before-and-after versions remains the best guide.
Your focus on naturalness and historical authenticity aligns perfectly with this frequency approach: restoring warmth and clarity without over-processing the treble region is key."To learn more about my project, you can check this link. Note that I am not a professional. This is simply a labour of love from an opera enthusiast.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OldOpera/comments/1oqgz2k/frequency_restoration_in_acoustic_recordings/
#accessibility #blind #AcousticRecording #AudioRestoration #frequencies #NVDA #opera #records #Reaper #Tamagno #technology
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Izotope RX is so inaccessible that I literally can't even get passed the installation screen because nothing reads! Accentize Reviver Pro installs but I can't find it anywhere on my computer, so I had to uninstall it. Basically, the two best tools for the job are completely inaccessible to the blind. i have heard of something called Reaper, which does have accessible plug-ins that work with NVDA (my screen reader) but I have no idea if any of it actually restores frequencies and such. I did, however, receive some general recommendations from Perplexity, and they seem very reasonable, so I will include them here. This is the quick version.
"Summary Table of Frequency Restoration Goals
Frequency Range
Importance
Effect of Restoration
50–200 Hz
Adds warmth and fullness
Restores body and resonance
200 Hz–1 kHz
Vocal clarity and timbre
Enhances natural voice and instrument tones
1–5 kHz
Presence and articulation
Improves vocal “edge” and attack on piano"I also found this to be interesting.
"Practical Considerations
•
Restoration is a balancing act; too much boost in any range can introduce noise or unnaturality.
•
Analogue equalizers and cautious digital EQs are well suited to restore missing lows and midrange.
•
AI spectral recovery tools focus mainly on boosting upper frequencies and “filling in” missing detail but cannot authentically recreate absent low-end.
•
Listening carefully and comparing before-and-after versions remains the best guide.
Your focus on naturalness and historical authenticity aligns perfectly with this frequency approach: restoring warmth and clarity without over-processing the treble region is key."To learn more about my project, you can check this link. Note that I am not a professional. This is simply a labour of love from an opera enthusiast.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OldOpera/comments/1oqgz2k/frequency_restoration_in_acoustic_recordings/
#accessibility #blind #AcousticRecording #AudioRestoration #frequencies #NVDA #opera #records #Reaper #Tamagno #technology